Abstract: A wearable blanket having a sack with an integrated crotch that keeps the upper portion of the garment in a fixed position on an infant wearer. The wearable blanket cannot twist on the wearer or slide up to the head, but maintains full freedom of leg movement. In one embodiment, the wearable blanket has a diagonal closure extending from an armhole to an opposing bottom quadrant. In another example embodiment, the wearable blanket has a perimeter closure, extending from an armhole around the sack perimeter. In another embodiment, the wearable blanket is a footed sleeper with a diagonal opening.

Abstract: A fabric flap for attaching to an infant garment such that the flap is within reach of an infant at all times, so that the infant can grasp the flap in a hand, particularly when the infant flails about while crying. The flap is a comfort object that sooths and comforts the infant, replacing a security blanket or other type of lovey. With the flap, the infant can touch a cheek and a chin, but the flap cannot reach and block a nose or a mouth, removing the threat of suffocation. The infant can freely move an arm holding the flap. The flap attaches to a one-piece garment that extends over an infant torso to a crotch, the crotch of the garment selectively fastened closed. In a further embodiment, the flap attaches to a torso harness that extends from the neck to the fastened closed crotch.